
Fort Smith
Our home market and the centre of the service area. Established neighbourhoods bring older fences, mature landscaping, and narrow access; newer development brings plans, HOA requirements, and other contractors.
Modern Fence is based in Fort Smith and works on both sides of the Arkansas–Oklahoma line — residential and commercial fencing, gates, access control, repairs, and metal fabrication.
1950
In business since
75+
Years of fence projects
100%
Employee install crews
1 yr
Workmanship warranty
From residential backyard fences and ranch properties to commercial fencing, industrial entrances, automatic gates, access control, repairs, and custom metal fabrication, we work with property owners throughout Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma.
Not sure whether your property falls within our normal territory? Request an estimate and tell us where the project is located.


Our home market and the centre of the service area. Established neighbourhoods bring older fences, mature landscaping, and narrow access; newer development brings plans, HOA requirements, and other contractors.

Established residential neighbourhoods through to larger commercial, industrial, and rural sites. The right fence depends on how the property is used, not on repeating one solution.

Wood, privacy, ornamental iron, chain link, gates, repairs, staining and cleaning — plus commercial and managed properties. Development into changing terrain makes grade and drainage matter.

A mix of residential, commercial, industrial, and rural property near major transportation routes: backyard fencing, chain link, ornamental metal, agricultural fencing, and controlled vehicle entrances.

The eastern edge of our Arkansas territory. Mountain rock, changing elevation, drainage, and sloped entrances affect post installation, layout, and gate design — the fence follows the property.

Rural and larger properties need a different approach from a residential lot: long fence lines, uneven ground, large vehicle entrances, trailers, equipment access, and remote gate locations.

Residential lots through to farms, commercial sites, storage properties, and larger acreage. Planning considers gate width, equipment access, terrain, drainage, and daily use of the property.
That radius covers a substantial portion of Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma. Commercial, industrial, government, major access-control, and specialty fabrication projects may be considered outside it, with some larger projects evaluated at distances up to approximately 250 miles.
Additional travel charges may apply outside our primary area. The easiest way to find out is to contact us with the project location and a brief description of the work.
We also consider projects in smaller communities and rural areas surrounding these locations. If your town is not listed, contact us before assuming it is outside our territory.
Project availability depends on location, project size, service required, and our current schedule.
County boundaries alone do not determine whether we can take a project.
Distance from Fort Smith, project size, service requirements, site conditions, and current scheduling all affect availability.
Our location in Fort Smith lets us serve both sides of the Arkansas–Oklahoma line while supporting a wide range of property types — residential fencing, commercial and industrial fencing, gates, automatic gates, access control, repairs, ongoing maintenance, and custom metal fabrication.
That breadth matters most when more than one service is involved. A commercial property may need fencing plus an automatic vehicle entrance. An estate may require fencing, a fabricated gate, and access control. A general contractor may need fencing along with architectural metal components.
An established Fort Smith backyard may have narrow equipment access and mature landscaping. A rural property outside Poteau may involve much longer fence lines and larger gates. A hillside property near Ozark may need extra attention to grade and rock.
Wood, privacy, chain link, ornamental iron, agricultural and ranch fencing, repairs, staining, and gates — from straightforward backyards to larger estates and rural properties.
Offices, retail centres, restaurants, warehouses, industrial properties, apartment communities, schools, medical properties, churches, hotels, and general contractor projects — from plans and specifications where they apply.
Gates fabricated in-house, manual and automatic systems, operators, keypads, card access, RFID, telephone entry, and intercoms. Solar-powered options may suit remote entrances where conditions support them.
Repair-only projects across wood, chain link, ornamental metal, commercial fencing, gates, automatic gate systems, and access-control equipment. Availability varies by location and type of service.
Steel, aluminium, and stainless steel for gates, handrails, balcony rails, stair systems, architectural components, and specialty metalwork. Larger specialty projects may justify travel beyond the normal radius.
If the property is farther from Fort Smith, photographs and a clear description of the problem help us determine whether a repair fits our service area before a site visit is scheduled.
Mountain rock and uneven ground occur throughout parts of the region, affecting post placement, equipment access, fence alignment, and gate installation.
Expansive clay soils occur in portions of our service area. Soil movement can influence posts, gates, and surrounding improvements over time.
Water needs somewhere to go. Existing drainage patterns should be considered when a fence, gate, or retaining feature changes how water moves across a property.
Snow, ice, rain, wind, and seasonal weather affect working conditions and scheduling, alongside materials and fabrication requirements.
We account for the conditions that actually exist at the property rather than assuming a replacement project and a new installation should be approached the same way.
Some municipalities require permits for certain projects. Engineering or special approval may apply in some situations, and HOA approval may also be required.
Property owners should identify applicable requirements before work begins. The exact requirements depend on the location and project, so we avoid making one blanket statement for every community we serve.

Our primary territory is centred on Fort Smith and extends throughout Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma.
Our normal travel radius is approximately 75 miles from Fort Smith.
Yes. Larger qualifying projects may be considered farther away, including some projects up to approximately 250 miles from Fort Smith.
Travel charges may apply when a project is outside our primary service area.
Yes. We serve Eastern Oklahoma, including Poteau, Sallisaw, Roland, Muldrow, Stigler, Spiro, and surrounding areas.
Yes. We serve smaller communities and rural properties throughout our normal territory. Contact us with the project address or general location to confirm availability.
Yes. We work with residential, commercial, industrial, municipal, and other qualifying properties throughout our service territory.
Not necessarily. Project size and type matter. A larger commercial, access-control, or fabrication project may justify travel farther than a small service call.
If you are in Western Arkansas or Eastern Oklahoma and need fencing, gates, access control, repairs, or custom metal fabrication, contact Modern Fence with your project location. If you are outside our normal service radius, include a brief description of the scope so we can determine whether the project is a good fit.
